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سياحة على طريق النوافل والواردات؟!
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سياحة على طريق النوافل والواردات؟!

Al-Rakoba 1 day 1 mins read

ليس بين العبد وربّه طريقٌ يُقطع، ولا مسافةٌ تُطوى؛ فالذي يطلب القرب من الله، كأنما يطلب من النور أن يرفع ستره، ويكشف حجبه. فالله قريب، ولكن كم من قريبٍ محجوب، وكم من بعيدٍ هو أقرب من حبل الوريد. لذلك، لم يكن الطريق إلى الله طريقًا تمشيه الأقدام، إنما طريقًا تسلكه القلوب. وقد يبدأ السير بركعةٍ …

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